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Move Over Law Agency Overview: Public Education & Enforcement Thursday, February 28, 2008 9:00 – 12:00 Auditorium
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Move Over Law Became Law - May 1, 2002 Effective – July 1, 2002 IUPA Support - International Union of Police Associations Ch 316.126, F.S. – On interstate highways or other highways with two or more lanes traveling in the direction of an emergency vehicle, unless directed by a law enforcement officer, drivers approaching the vehicle of a first responder or emergency vehicle parked on the side of a roadway with emergency lights activated, are required to MOVE OVER as soon as it is safe to do so.
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Move Over Law Part I Public Education 2002 - CURRENT
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Move Over Law Brochures, Posters, TV PSA (2002 – On-Going) In-House FHP Budget ($25,000 + on-going) Agency Staff Distribution – Events, DL/FHP Offices, Other Website
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Move Over Law Billboard Campaign (2004-2005, Statewide) In-House & Contracted Services Grant-Funded (FDOT) $25,000 Agency & Contracted Staff (FOAA)
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Move Over Law Direct DL Renewal Mail-Outs (2006-, Statewide, On-Going) In-House & Contracted Services Minimal Cost, Labor
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Move Over Law
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Internet Promotion (worldwide) (2002 – On-Going) Safety Campaigns Posted FHP web stories Links to Earned Media (newspaper article, etc.)
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Move Over Law Gas Pump Sticker Campaign (2005-2006, Statewide) In-House & Contracted Services Grant-funded (FDOT) $175,000 Agency & Contracted Staff (FPMA) Distribution – FPMA gas stations/conv. stores
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Move Over Law Earned Media News Stories (LE & Others – injured, killed by violators) News Coverage – Enforcement Press Releases (Enforcement Waves, Initiatives, Campaigns)
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Move Over Law Efforts with FDOT (On-going) FL Maps Signage Dynamic Message Signs Static Signs Welcome Centers (Brochures/Fliers) Rest Areas Turnpike Service Plazas Interstates & Major Highways
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Move Over Law Static Signs Promoting MOL
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Move Over Law
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Proposed Public Education Ideas (Current) Display Bumper Stickers on Emergency Vehicles (LE Patrol Cars, Other) Establish Annual MOL Campaign, like Click It or Ticket, Over the Limit…, etc. Market, Brand MOL Campaign (Unified Florida- Specific Logo)
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Move Over Law Part II THE LAW & ENFORCEMENT
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Move Over Law Blue States have enacted move over laws
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Move Over Law National Mason Dixon Poll Forty states have passed Move Over laws, 71 percent of Americans have not heard of Move Over laws; 86 percent support enacting Move Over laws in all 50 states; and 90 percent believe traffic stops and roadside emergencies are dangerous for law enforcement and first responders.
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Move Over Law Fallen Officers Struck by Vehicles (National)
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Move Over Law 1996-2000 - working law enforcement vehicles crashed into 1,793 times (Florida) 419 injuries 5 deaths
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Move Over Law Crashes Where Parked Emergency Vehicles Were Hit 20022003200420052006 # Crashes212215200221220 # Drivers Killed00000 # Pedestrians Killed00001 # Drivers Injured3242485436 # Pedestrians Injured1046 8
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Move Over Law Enforcement Efforts Example: Operation M.O.L.E. (Move Over Law Enforcement) Multi-Agency, Results Local Efforts, Statewide
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Move Over Law Operation MOLE Focused on enforcement of the Move Over Law Unified Agency Initiative – involved all law enforcement agencies for two days Issued 210 citations for violations of Move Over Law
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Move Over Law Proposed Enforcement Ideas (current – future?) Organize More Statewide Enforcement Waves Plan More Multi-Agency Details (Cities, Counties) Use Other Ideas & New Approaches
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Move Over Law Increase Public Education & Enforcement Establish State Marketing & Communications Plans Organize Statewide Enforcement Initiative, Local Support Seek Funding for Media Campaigns (FDOT, Other) Pull Resources from Each Agency (Funds/Labor/Time) Increase Earned Media (Local, Statewide) Target Specific Locations for Enforcement Target Audiences: Visitors, Race/Age, Other demographics Explore New Technologies (Outreach & Enforcement)
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